Claudia Baracchi
Associate Professor.
PhD 1996, Vanderbilt University.
Office: Room 236, 65 Fifth Avenue
Office Hours: Email for appointment or check updated listed at Student Advisor's Office
Phone: 212-229-5707, ext. 3071
Fax: 212-807-1669
E-Mail: BaracchC@newschool.edu

Link to CV (Adobe PDF format)

Concentrations:
Ancient philosophy; 19th- and 20th-century Continental philosophy; philosophy of history; feminist thought; philosophy of art; political philosophy; ethics.

Current research:
The ethico-political ground of ancient Greek thinking.

Teaching:
During this academic year, Claudia Baracchi will be teaching the following graduate-level courses:

Publications:
The Architecture of the Human: Aristotle's Ethics as First Philosophy (forthcoming); “Contributions to the Occurring of the Past: Heidegger and the Greeks,” in D. Hyland and J. Manoussakis (eds.), Heidegger and the Greeks (forthcoming); “Words of Air: On Breath and Inspiration,” in M. McQuillan (ed.), The Origins of Deconstuction (forthcoming); “The Nature of Reason and the Sublimity of First Philosophy: Towards a Reconfiguration of Aristotelian Interpretation,” Epochè (2003); Of Myth, Life, and War in Plato’s Republic (2002); “Numbers of Earth: The Labor of the Intellect in Nature,” Social Research (2001); “Meditations on the Philosophy of History,” Research in Phenomenology (2001).